What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?

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I just had a friend from the body shop order it. I think he got it for around 550 shipped. Do you mean parking sensors?
parking sensors are pretty standard I am talking about the blind spot sensors they go inside the bumper cover just behind the wheels, I would assume that since it's for a
Escalade that it would have them but you never know
 

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parking sensors are pretty standard I am talking about the blind spot sensors they go inside the bumper cover just behind the wheels, I would assume that since it's for a
Escalade that it would have them but you never know
Not sure. Probably. Got all the numbers from Nathan’s sticky
 

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How much was your window? the guy I usually go to quoted me $185 out the door for the glass with a shaded top just yesterday

I have a $100 deductible, so 100 bucks :). I had two options, one was with some kind of blue tint or black. I got the black.

Not sure. I wouldn’t recommend it

Why wouldn't you recommend it?
I guess I could bring it to a dealer to paint it. I don't know of any body shops in my area. At least ones I can trust.
 

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I have a $100 deductible, so 100 bucks :). I had two options, one was with some kind of blue tint or black. I got the black.



Why wouldn't you recommend it?
I guess I could bring it to a dealer to paint it. I don't know of any body shops in my area. At least ones I can trust.
Just because they can’t blend it if it’s already painted. Could get scratched up with shipping already.
 

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Did some painting and wiring today

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Let us know how it goes. Mine also broke off but I'm further south so I might be waiting a bit longer than you.

Update: Back in July I purchased Permatex 21351 Electrically Conductive Rear Window Defogger Tab Adhesive to repair one of the tabs that fell off during a cold snap during the winter. The instructions indicated that the maximum temperature that the repair could be made in was 73 degrees if I remember right. So it sat on my workbench until a couple of weeks ago when the evening temperature was in the 60s. Took about 5 minutes to do and I left it alone. A few days later I briefly turned on the defogger and everything seemed ok. Ran it again tonight for at least ten minutes and the repair has held, the little light never shut off. I reckon that if it did not work, the light would shut off, no frost was on the glass and temps were in the 50s.

Topped off with E85 @ $1.99 a gallon!
 

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Yeah... but arms cost $$$ when you could achieve the same for under $15 as well as avoid the potential for inducing bumpsteer and/or whatever other odd characteristics people report after installing lowering arms.




I see. Back to the drawing board!




I must agree. But I still wouldn't feel completely at rest without some sort of backup. A simple C-shaped bracket made of high-strength steel that wraps around the bottom of the bar pin (T-bar) and over the top of the mount on the arm would put me at ease.
Anyone buy nuts and bolts yet for this project can share what they used?

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Installed a DIC switch. It's a great feeling greeting people and the first thing I tell them is "I just made a DIC hole with a dremel". They all have the same look on their faces.
 

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Installed a DIC switch. It's a great feeling greeting people and the first thing I tell them is "I just made a DIC hole with a dremel". They all have the same look on their faces.
Do you mind sharing a photo? I need to do it, but I'm hesitant to ruin a perfectly good piece of plastic.

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Do you mind sharing a photo? I need to do it, but I'm hesitant to ruin a perfectly good piece of plastic.

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Honestly, I'd rather not share a photo...but there's a lot out there already even on this forum. That's where I got the idea.

Reason I don't want to share it is because, like most of my DIY projects, I don't get motivated to use power tools until after a few drinks. By that time what little skill I have has diminished to the point of a tragic comedy. My DIC hole looks like I started it with a chisel and finished it with my teeth. I will say that others have done it and made it look great. I, however, did not. If you just glanced at it then it's "passable". Kind of...

I figured I had nothing to lose since I could either try it or spend the $150 or more on a new trim bezel. I opted to try a dremel first. I secured it from the back with some permanent bond foil backed tape that I've used for countless auto projects. That stuff never lets me down.
 

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Took the kids to see snow for the first time.

Snapped a pic of the Burb. Please excuse her, she's dirty.
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Also the USPS didn't get my oil sample to Blackstone on Friday lile they were supposed to so looks like it will be after Christmas before I get any results.
 

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